Teekyuu

They claim they're about tennis/plastic models, except they're literally about anything besides, mostly. Both are very random, wacky, and funny, and have short episodes. 

Both feels like you're on drugs while watching them. 

Short anime with similar type of random and nonsensical humor where everyone is an idiot and MC acts as tsukkomi. Teekyuu is considerably wackier though. 

Both are have hilarious moments you will love. The characters have the exact same personalities, with the same short height. One difference about both of these series, is that Teekyuu is very short with 2 minutes that you get mindfuck, and entertained. 

Both are fastpased short comedy anime. They also have a lot of the same humor. 

Fast paced gag anime with short episodes that centers on the all girls cast on doing weird (even surreal) things, comedy often coming from the randomness. Those anime have quite similar vibe. 

Moe girls doing things moe. It is enough for you , right? ... okay . Two animes surrounded by girls , full of absurd and random humor, all related ( most of the time) in his hobbies of their respective clubs. 

Although one is Reddit the anime, and the other is a giant sports themed shitpost, they both have enough absurd comedy and just overall randomness that you could get a kick out of them. 

Girls playing tennis and lot of mindfuck 

Hacka Doll The Animation is like Teekyuu but on less drugs. Hyperactive girls doing silly and nonsensical things with no real continuity. Hacka Doll makes the jokes easier to digest, but Teekyuu has more raw insanity, so it's a toss-up whether you'll prefer one over the other.  

Same fast-paced delivery, same wacky random type of humor, everyone is a weirdo and an idiot in both, and both naturally have someone whose job is to react to all the craziness around. Both also have short episodes. 

Both anime are about a bunch of Highschool girls who do ridiculous things. 

Cute and spirited high school girls engage in witty and playful banter.  

Kitaku-bu Katsudou Kiroku is less wacky and random, but still also has great boke-tsukkomi interactions and is funny overall. 

Both series have a bunch of random characters doing strange things. The comedy in both series are so random that it's great. On top of this, most of the time you have no idea what the hell just happened, and you need to go back and re-watch the scene, but even then it still doesn't make any sense. All in all, great comedy anime and great to watch when you want to turn off your brain. 

Both anime have short episodes, surreal humor, and cute girls. Although Di Gi Charat is a bit older and parodies otaku culture more than Teekyuu, these two animes are pretty similar and do what they set out to do very well. 

Short and funny comedy. Abrupt and random jokes guiding the development with a very alike drawing and humor style. Lots of old cultural references. 

Slices of life with nonsensical humor, both parties are girls only and very fast gags one behind another. If you like post-humor you would like both of these. 

Both are comedies about girls in a school club. They are very lighthearted and have plenty of fanservice which is often used for comedic effect. A difference is that in Bakuon!! the characters actually spend a lot of time participating in their club activity (riding motorcycles), while in Teekyuu the characters mostly make random jokes and only occasionally play tennis. 

Both shows have a group of friends in a club, doing crazy things. But Teekyuu is a very short show and is very fast-paced.  

The characters are similar, and there are yuri themes. Both shows are comedies about 4 girls at school, but Teekyuu is faster-paced and has wackier humor. 

both are a bit crazy except namiuchigiwa no muromi-san is about mermaids and teekyuu goes at lightening speed 

Both have very short episode lengths (less than 5 minutes each) and our both hilarious comedies. Both of these had me laughing so hard it hurt. They're also both very fast paced.  

At first these series seem nothing alike. One's a 25 minutes per episode action show, while the other is a 3 minutes per episode high school comedy. However, I often make comparisons between these in my head because of the three things they have in common: Their over-the-top nature, their lightning quick pacing, and their low budget. These are the defining elements of Kill la Kill, but Teekyuu has them all tenfold. Teekyuu's comedy relies on absurd, unrealistic situations, its 10-jokes-a-second pacing will put your sub reading ability to the test, and its even lower budget shows in its animation, which it uses to its advantage. read more 

Konosuba and Teekyuu exist to take the piss, it's almost as if the opposition party doesn't exist, whilst also making an entire come back to them. Konosuba mocking everything isekai, Teekyuu mocking everything of general conventions (to the point where it is literally too fast to catch, you seriously have to rewind a little), and they are made to be watched… ironic masterpieces, or something more cynical? Have a look for yourselves, they are the best comedy has to offer. 

short comedic stories of a group of girls doing amusing things! The stories are not mean to be realistic. 

It may seem like an inane recommendation, but the unique presentation is something that merits this connection. Two sides of the sanity of high school girl comedy. Teekyuu being the insane side with fast pacing landing itself at the top of the hierarchy, compared to a quieter, zero dialogue, non-dialogue of Joshikausei. Both are fast and time-efficient comedy watches, so I see no reason to not watch the two. 

While Teekyuu only has a few perverted jokes relative to the other jokes, Seitokai Yakuindomo has a whole bunch of them. If you liked that particular aspect of Teekyuu, Seitokai Yakuindomo is the comedy anime for you. 

Who'd have guessed two major studios were fans of shitposts? Inferno Cop and Teekyuu are some of the silliest anime known to man, having one theme and then completely switching up in an abrupt fashion to some preposterous anime. But I mean it is also some of the most enjoyable anime I have ever seen. Randomness done correctly. 

Both are really fast and a have a refence comedy, but in Teekyuu all the Cast is crazy, is faster and is more EXTREME 

RPG Fudousan it's like Teekyuu in slow motion. Same kind of jokes, maybe RPG has.. more story? 

Both shows are heavily based in surreal comedy Both are super over-the-top Both throw jokes and gags at a very quick pace (Teekyuu is much faster paced) Both center around a group of girls who are friends Both slice of life/school centered 

2 minute shorts with pretty good humour. 

Non-stop, fast-paced and hilariously random dialogues. Each episode of Puni Puni Poemii feels like 2 seasons of Teekyuu. If you like one of them you're likely to enjoy the other as well. 

Likeable characters, side-splitting slapstick comedy, and spectacular voice acting.  

Dial the random freneticism of Teekyuu down a notch and you get Nora to Oujo 

This anime focused on a group of weird gals and their uncommon adventures, while Endro is more about lighthearted RPG fantasy comedy, Teekyuu takes on an after school club genre, though to this day I have yet to see them playing tennis as their anime title suggest. Teekyuu takes more on fast paced pun and absurdity, it relies heavily on the element of surprise (which it delivers), while Endro is more of the slow paced comfy comedy anime.  

Similar hilarious fast-spoken shorts with absurd humor, unexpected punch lines, lots of exaggerated reaction faces. Suzakinishi is basically Teekyuu lite. 

Teekyuu has a similar setup as K-On!, only with Tennis instead of music. Teekyuu is also...a bit more random. A Yui and Kanae are pretty much the same character, except Kanae is a bit more stupid. Also, Yui is the same as Azu-nyan. 

Both are short and have a lot of comedy and cute girls. 

Both shows have interesting pop, Japanese and Western, culture references.  

Two minute comedies that have clever jokes and some sexual humor. Teekyuu has marvelous writing and execution though, occasionally delivering more humor in two minutes than other comedies do in 24 minutes. 

Short silly series' that rarely ever give you time to reflect on the stories as you get hit with an onslaught of jokes and gags at every turn 

Both are short comedy in school ambient. 

While Teekyuu is the more weirder, shorter and maybe less light-hearted of the two, both are packed with absurd comedy moments that would make you fall from your seat. 

Bite-sized pieces of high-energy comedy that will probably leave you a little confused at what exactly just happened at the end of each episode. 

Both are comedies about group of girl and their daily life. Both are full of random moments, gags, and hilariousness. Both have short episodes. 

Both have cute moe designs and a Kana Hanazawa voiced character who speaks her mind and says inappropriate things. 

Adorable high school girls in a club. They are funny and random. Just watching either can make a person laugh or feel great.  

Want more comedy which is loosely linked to school club activities? Hulaing Babies is easy-going, while Teekyuu is high-paced, but both series involve girls and their "sports clubs". 

Girls who talk, do different things to what they should do and end up with something unexpected about the main topic. Both comedies make fun of the cliches of anime, everyday life, japanese culture and create conversations that are off topic.